Motorola Moto G8 Power

“The Moto G8 Power offers more than just battery life. Its cameras are surprisingly good, for instance, as is its almost stock Android experience. Overall, the Moto G8 Power has a solid set of hardware for a device at this price.”

“The G8 Power has a large battery and a nice screen but these are no longer enough to make for a truly compelling smartphone offer. What we miss here is more fluid performance and better camera image quality. In their current implementation, they are not up to the level of the competition in this price range.”

“Motorola stands out from the growing crowd of budget phones by offering both an affordable price and premium features. That's not to say that the Moto G Power isn't without compromises. It doesn't have an IP rating for dust and water resistance and it lacks wireless charging and NFC. But Motorola sensibly traded away such features to keep the price low. If you're on a budget and looking for a phone with an absolutely mind-blowing battery life, the Moto G Power deserves your consideration.”

“For a lot of people, a cheaper phone makes sense right now, and the new G-series phones are well-positioned to take advantage of that. They offer incredible battery life, solid performance, passable photo quality, and even a stylus if you're into that. And the G Power is still cheaper than last year's Moto G7. Given the choice between the two Moto phones, the Moto G Power is the winner. It's just $250 and has a larger battery than the G Stylus.”